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oifJE TWO i - HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON r.rnMESnAV. JULY 15. 1053 KP1W 1IW Ke. rST Wednesday Evening, July 15 : Pollta Morris Playhouse Ot 6 M nosers of the Gatette CBS 7:0U The Lone Banfiftr ABC 7:28 Lm Griffith ABC 7:38 City-oi 'J'imel Square ABC 8:00 3-Ctty Bj line ABC 8:15 Sammy Kaye ABC 8:30 Lowell Tlionia. CBS 8: family "Skeleton CBS .8:00 The B Id erne War CB8 8:30 Drama of . Medicine 8:43 Desert Inn Orch. CBS ,' ' . 10:00 10 p.m Headline! 10:15 Starlight . Roof Orcn ABC ;' 10:S Bill's Bandstand ... I; 11:05 Sign, Ofi , KFbVv 145 Re. ' FST ' "thursday, July 16 00 Early '-Bird 'rlew' . 8 0S Alarm Clock Clue- - - Tntinl. Aianl S:U rive Minutes with an Opaa Biale 7:00 News BreaKiaat caiuea 7:15 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Garred ABC - ' 7:40 Breakfast Tune ABC'.' . 7:45 Harry Babbitt CHS 8:00 Breakfast Club ABO " - I ; STARTS nroDAY! ' During This Inqogement SPECIAL MATINEE 1:45 ) Evenings Open 6:30 P.M. TERROR OUT OF AGES PAST! PREHISTORIC SEA-GIANT ON m A VENGEANCE RAMPAGEI a j - vino .. wmt i I? ;::'j. ;V HMltlM ill PAUiTCHRlSflAN PAULA RAYMOND 1 CCCIl KEUAWAY KCNNE1H TOBEY jack pennhck mrJl Cortoon ,L agjlJ DOORS OPFN 6:30 P M nil '!i,in ITonilc . Towor Club I SURPRISE NITE! (ENDSTONIGHTn mm iaiwas CHABtii twill Mituiii mm That Outlaw woman is back again ksjK, No gun can Hop ntr.,,No man can h-M her! ABC 9 08 Blue Skies 9:15 Ma Perkin CBS 9:30 Youni Dr Ma. una CBS 9 Muilc In the Modern Mood 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:15 Perry Mason CBS 10:30 Nora Drake CBS 10: Magazine Newwtand 10:55 Whiipertnf Streets AC 11:15 Brighter Day CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11-45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 Noon Edition Newi 12:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:30 Turn to a Friend ABC !:( Sam Hayea ABC jj:iu jac uim 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:30 Mary Margaret McBrldt 2:00 Wiiard of Odds CDS , 2:15 Women Newsdeik CBS 2:20 Music , . 3 25 Ralph Story's Backyard CBS 2:45 Basin Briefs . 3.00 When Girl Marries ABC 315 Hank Henry Show. 3:50 Story Teller ABC 1 3 55 ABC Late New ABC 4:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 4:15 Ted Melon ABC . 1:00 Edward Murrow CBS j. a:ia to rnow 5 30 Today's Sporti Highlight 1:43 rrantt Goss CBS 3:55 Hometown News 6 00 The American Way CBS 6:30 General Electric Theatre CBS 7:00 Mr. President ABC , . . 7:30 Record Derby 1:00 L Grlifith. Newi ABC 8.03 Johnny Mercer CBS ! 3:30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:45 Family SV-elcton CBS 9:00 Meet Millie CBS 9:30 Drama of Medicine ..... 9 43 Desert Inn Orch. CBS 19:00 10 prt. Headlines 1013 Starlight Roof ABC ;; . 10:30 Bill Bandstand u nn ci-n nit News Summary U:W Sign Ofl EKJI U5t Ke. PBT Wednesday Eveiilnr. July 15 ' f:W Gabriel Heatter MBS :15 Klamath Theatrt Qui TUM 9:30 Around Town News 9:40 Something to Think AMUt 9 45 Saro Hayea News MBS 9:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Wayne King Serenade MBS , 7:30 Cisco Kid DLBS 8:00 1 Wai ft Communist lor tnt FBI 8:30 Boys Ranch - . ' . 8:45 Sports Report . . 8:50 American Legion Award 8:33 Accordir.f to the Record 9:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS A 9:15 FuMcn, avewli Jr. MBS v , 0:30 Family Theatre MBS . 9:55 Titus Moody MBS 10:00 Answers for Americans MBS . io:30 Western Time ii-ftA iviefFit ni ciuh ' lliao Sign Off KFJa 1159 Ke. FSI , Thursday, July 16 9:00 Sunrise Serenade 8:30 Farmer'! Jamboree 7:00 Frank Hemingway Newt MBS 7:11 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 First Edition of the News 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS . 8:13 Bob Greene News DLBS 8:20 Morning Melodle 8:25 Holland Engle News MBS 8:30 Breakfast Gang MBS 8:48 Here's June Christy " v .. 9:00 Sons of the Pioneer ' fi:IS Marlon from Miller's 9:30 Freddy Martin Orchestra alan fcj in. A If Ufta 10:15 Tello Test MBS . 10.43 A Visit to La Polnte's 11:25 Sim Hayes News MBS 11-fWi rti... (mn. tha. rnurti SlhAM 12:15 Noonday News .-. . -r h:jo sesi on nitora 12:45 Farm and Market Report 13:50 Klamath Notes. . , 12:55 A VUit to Currin'a :w JICK MriWDDO onuw nna ' 1:30 Lucky IS Ranch MBS 2:00 News DLBS eataBBBBSSSSBBS'li'T ,Tl I fENDS TONItonj'l l"MEST ME DMtA TOMORROW! IAST OF THE GREAT 'SHOOTING MARSHALS! mi 7,m. fRSICIIKIU , .i.h SCOTT BRADY rABTOON NEWS 'NOW- SHOWING! Mot. 1:43 Ive. 4:45 tit at DONALD O'CONNOR YVITT DUOAY'OCNt IOCKKAKT NANCY OUH.0 SHORTS -CARTOON-NEWS 2.05 Northwest News DLBS V , 2:13 Donald C. Stone 2:25 News MBS 9-:n Warm Ud Tim MBS 213 Game of the DaWasUnftoa at cnicago nos 8:55 Camel Scoreboard MBS t 4:00 Music 4:15 Frank Hemlngwsy News UM9 4:30 Curt Massay Tuna MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes News MBS 5:00 Ricky Request 9:30 Wonderful City MBS 8:53 Cacu Brown News MBS .. 9:09 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:19 Klamath Theatrt Quia Maa 8:39 Around Town News 9:49 Something to Think About 9:45 Sam Hayes Newa MBS 9:55 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Deadline MBS 7:30 Peter Salem 8:00 Freedom U.S.A. .... 8 30 Let's Go To Town 8:45 Hirmonalre . 8:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 9:13 ruilost Lewis Jr MBS B:30 Music Hall DLBS .1 9:53 Titus Moody MRS 10:00 Cnma Fighters MBS 10:30 Coke Time MBS 10:45 Western Time 11:00 Night Owl Club 11:30 Slain Off - ECNO 579 Ke. TftT AlUraa, California Thursday, July 16 ' 7:28 News 7:43 Farm Markets 8:00 Bulletin Board ; 8:13 Hollywood Srenaders 8:30 Newt - Mid Morning 8:38 Band Music . 8:48 Harmony Shop 9:09 Music With Vour Meal . - -9:18 Amerieen Folk Musle 9:30 20th Century Serened , . 10 00 News 10:03 SporU . 10:15 Club Meetings 19:30 Concert Time 10:45 Fiesta Tlsne ' 11:00 Western News In Brlal ' 11:03 UP CommehUry 11:19 Names In the News , 11:13 This BhytnmV: Ago 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:39 Eddie Lamar 12:09 SporU Page 12:03 Lake County News 12:10 Modoe County News- 12:1 World News Boundup . 12:30 Parade of Hi's 12:49 Under the Caaltal DJna 12 U Alger Theatr 12:53 Mystery Tuna ' -1:00 Lake County Ageat , , 1:13 Pastoral Call 1:39 Organ Mood . . 1:43 Melody Club 3:80 News - 3:09 Listener" Choice 3.00 News-BporU ' 3:10 According to tht Record 3:18 Jan Garber 3:30 Meet the Band 3:U King Colt Trio . r 4:09 New 4:19 Stories from the Sports Bacarfl 4:30 Pop Preview , 4:4 Frank DaVal Orsh ( 8:00 Sign Off Coe Porter Says You Have To Get Used To His Songs By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD IAV-"The trouble! with my songs Is that you have to gt .used to them." This Is Cole Porter talking. He is one of the Big Five of modern American music. The others: Jerome Kern, George Gershwin, Irving Berlin. Richard Rodgers. These men ha9 generally been caressed the critics while For tertaites a, beating. , ""'ejst iet burned at the crit ics', said the sophisticate from ru, Ind. i "Every time J write songs for a I show, they say. 'The music is nsSt Un tn Mr. Dnrtu... standard,:. Fine time my wife and T o-ni . peeved that we decided to find out Shasta To Change Rule For Boaters The charging for boat launching and vehicle parking will be per mitted at Bridge Bay Resort effec tive immedlatly, It was announced today by Roberts E. Jones, Super visor of the Shasta National Forest. Supervisor Jones points out that the Forest Service has now pro vided a new boat launeblng area free to tne puouc wmcn replaces that formerly available to them at Bridge Bay. The new area is at Bailey Cove about 4 miles north on Highway 99. The new facilitiea at Bailey Cove were made avail able last year by the construction of over one mile of road and the grading of a parking area. Other free boat launcning areas avail able to the puolic are at Centimudl Creek near Shasta Dam. Salt Creek Inlet, Antlers, Lakeshore, Sugarloaf and Jones valley. The use of the limited spsce at Bridge Bay both for the develop ment of a resort and for free pub lic boat launching and parking has created a serious overcrowded con dition which will prevent the full development for resort purposes. Rapid expansion of the Bridge Bay Resort has reached the stage where full use of the available area Is necessary to continue this develop ment. . ..... I i ' ': The problem of overcrowding at Bridge Bay has been the subject of considerable concern over the past year. After review of conditions and the other free faculties available to the public, the Shasta Lake Advis ory Council has unanimously rec ommended to the Forest Service that the Bridge Bay Resort be al lowed to charge for boat launching and parking services. The Advisory Council was of the opinion that this action was necessary so that park inp could be supervised by atten dants and full development of the area could proceed. The cooperation of the public Is requested in the use of the free boat launching areas to see that the cars and boat trailers are parked properly. This would permit all to have unobstructed access to the Lake to launch their boats. Supervisor Jones further states that the full program of deve!--. ment of Shasta Lake as a recrea'.'m area Includes the expansion of boat launcning inclliues so that these areas will be conveniently located close to the popular boating areas of the lake. The Improvement of existing facilities and construction of new areas under- this program will proceed as rapidly as funds are available. . r Court R3c?rci . . uiivimb uunni eu. pendrd period, dlimlaied. nuuvn uiivai lampuzano, comotna- uuu uvcntinn, r oau rorieitea. nny swltrer, no vehicle license on treller. 87.58 fine paid. Homer Omander. no vehicle tieenie, So fine paid. Raymond Clarence Paulsen failure to lop at stop aim, S5 fine paid. ... . iiviauva lw.il rule, $7.30 fine paid. tiiiiie ueLane Chambera, violation ba nc rule. S13 fine paid. ... . r riarunan, no rue per mit $15 fine paid. junior Hunt, failure to atop at stop slm. $5 fine paid. c. J. Andrews, excessive lenflh, 87 50 fine paid, $5o'ba'i" ,n Iddy" P,m Urc,iur' Chauncey Carlyle Chapel, no Vehicle license, as fine paid. John Ross Hhodes, violation batle rule, sis fine psid. Norman Ellsworth Straiten, no wheal covers, $7. so tin, paid. 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Madison Square Station, New York, av. n.x. Patterns ready to fill orders inv mediately. For special handling of order via first class mail Include an extra 5c per pattern. Hans Norl.-nd Auto Insurance. C27 Pine St, then Rodgers and Hammersiein began writing great snows m which the songs were related to the nloL Now you can t jusi write a song and throw It into the show in any spot." stand It., You can writ a novel about a harlot, paint a picture of what my 'sUndard' was. She keeps vast books of cnppmgs - nu c went back to my firsT Broadway show, which I did with a inena oi mine from Harvard. Tne critics then said, 'These boys should leave New York and never come oacsi The composer added that his clash with the crltlcs'is due to the nature of bis songs. "It would be different U I wrote ; songs like Irving Berlin," he lob- served. "People love irving s songs : the minute they hear them. They also love them 30 years later. But ; my songs have to grow on you." ' Some of Porter's greatest hits; have been slow builders. Like I "Night and Day,'? which Fred As- j taire introduced in "The Gay j Divorce." j "My wife and I left for Europe after the show opened and we were very disappointed that no one seemed to like the song," he re called. "Fred was the only one j who recorded the song at the out-; set . ; "Then there was 'Begin' the Be- j gulne,' I wrote it for a show called 'Jubilee' and nothing happened with it. The only critic who men tioned it was Robert Benchley, who said, 'Why throw in just another rhumba?' Five years later, Artie : Shaw recorded the song and made it a hit. ! "Years later, Benchley used to hang out in a club on the Sunset! Strip. Whenever I would walk in, : the band would play 'Begin the; Begulne.' Bob would hide his face behind a napkin and say, 'I know, I know.' " , ! ' Porter is now resting between! engagements at his French cha teau-like home in Brentwood. (He even files the Tricolor beside the swimming pool.) Although slowed , down physically by his legs, both broken in a horse fall several years ago, he keeps up a hot cre ative pace. Having put "Can Can" on Broad way, he returned here to oversee the film version of "Kiss Me Kate." with which he is very hap py. He is starting work on an other Broadway show, which will ne announced soon. He has turned out scores for plays and pictures wim regularity since the first World War. Does he ever worry about running out of ideas? "No," he replied flatly. "I Just hope that my mind will stay alert enough to keep working." He admitted that shows are harder to compose these days and he good-naturedly blames that on Rodgers and Hammersteln. "It was easier to turn out tunes in the old days," he sighed. "But His favorite song? . , "I guess It's 'Love lor Sale. I like it best because it's kind of a stepchild, being banned from the radio and so forth. 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